'People in limbo': What's next for the OTA and ACCESS Oklahoma turnpike expansions?

T.R.U.S.T.
Dec 10, 2024
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FOX 25

by TOM FERGUSON

December 10th 2024

NORMAN, Okla. (KOKH) — On Tuesday, an Oklahoma Turnpike Authority agency spokeswoman said officials are gearing up for more parts of the massive ACCESS Oklahoma project to take shape, but some concerned residents are continuing to push back.

"I know that for hundreds of families, this will be the last Christmas that they will ever spend in their current home," asserted Tassie Hirschfeld with the group Pike Off OTA.

She has been advocating against the ACCESS project for years.

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